Breakfast
Caravan started as a small coffee roastery and has grown into a small chain, but its King's Cross flagship on Granary Square remains a benchmark for London's modern brunch scene, mixing Middle Eastern, Asian, and Mediterranean flavours on one menu. The industrial-chic dining room overlooks the square's fountains, and the in-house roasted coffee is as much a draw as the food. With a 4.5 rating over 6,000 reviews and solidly high trendy and must-see scores, it draws a broad mix of locals and visitors rather than a niche crowd. It works equally well for a relaxed breakfast or a lively weekend brunch with a group.
✨ Reasons to go
💡 Good to know
⏱️ Typical visit
1h15
🚶 Walking intensity
Easy pace
What people say
"I am a big fan of Caravan and their King’s Cross location certainly lived up to expectations. The customer service was warm and attentive, and the menu is always exciting with plenty of tempting options to choose from. I went for the seasoned rice bowl with salmon, which was a real home run. It was full of flavour, perfectly balanced and very satisfying. The croquettes were also excellent and made a great starter. If I had one small note, the cornbread could have been a little more moist, but it certainly did not take away from what was otherwise a very enjoyable meal. A great dinner all round and another solid visit to Caravan."
— Isaiah Fapuro
